Application of Genetic Engineering

Which of the following is an example of a genetically modified (GM) crop as discussed in Miller and Levin's Biology textbook?

• Organic apples

• Conventional wheat

• Golden rice

• Wild strawberries

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How can genetic engineering contribute to preventing diseases in crops and animals according to Miller and Levin's Biology textbook?

• By reducing genetic diversity

• By promoting disease transmission

• By enhancing pesticide resistance

• By decreasing crop yield

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In medical research, genetic engineering techniques are often utilized to:

• Create superbugs

• Develop new diseases

• Enhance antibiotic effectiveness

• Decrease vaccine efficacy

Which of the following is a method of treating diseases using genetic engineering, as explained in Miller and Levin's Biology textbook?

• Acupuncture

• Herbal remedies

• Gene therapy

• Bloodletting

Genetic testing primarily involves examining:

• Inactive genes

• Non-living materials

• Active genes

• Historical artifacts

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According to Miller and Levin's Biology textbook, in forensic science, genetic engineering techniques can be used for:

• Creating false leads

• Establishing relationships

• Fabricating alibis

• Planting fingerprints

How does genetic engineering contribute to establishing relationships, as discussed in Miller and Levin's Biology textbook?

• By altering DNA sequences

• By cloning individuals

• By analyzing DNA markers

• By conducting psychological tests

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Which of the following is a potential benefit of genetically modified (GM) crops according to Miller and Levin's Biology textbook?

• Decreased pesticide use

• Increased biodiversity

• Reduced crop yield

• Enhanced soil degradation

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Which of the following is NOT a potential application of genetic engineering in medical research, as outlined in Miller and Levin's Biology textbook?

• Developing personalized medicine

• Creating genetically modified humans

• Producing insulin for diabetes treatment

• Enhancing organ transplantation success rates

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What is the primary purpose of genetic testing in medical diagnosis according to Miller and Levin's Biology textbook?

• To predict future illnesses

• To analyze active genes

• To examine non-genetic factors

• To identify historical lineage